MAKE your business
and professional tails
in an Oakland Sensible Six
Roadster. It is rugged and
active,' trim and business
like, sparing of gasoline
and tires. It will afford you
the most efficient and eco
nomical transportation to
be had in a car of its type.
Moderately priced, every
dollar invested in it buys
a dollar's worth of good.
automobile.
Jrwt.nmj09fJ BU M. - lav
z
AVcsssnVhaVctdda'i Remarry
OAKLAND
S EN SI B L E SIX
Open Car $1375 Itoadster $1375
. Four Door Sedan $1975 Coupe $1975
J. F. BARKER & CO
. ., , Iloeebur;, Oregoa.
TEMCl'IIOXE 16.
Movie Closeups
All the Bacchanalian revelry and
luiorr of the court of Emperor
Coastantine has been faithfully re
produced lu "Man - Woman Mar
riage," Allen Holubar's , Associated
first National Pictures, Inc., film
sternal, starring Dorothy Phillips at
the Antlers tonight.
' After week of research Holubar
set bis technical experts to work to
mike a replica of the famous court.
They were given carte blanche to re
produce It in every detail.'
Motion picture critics who visited
'.ha studio and saw the reproduc
tion declared t one of the most lav
ish and realistic reproductions of a
historic landmark ever made.
Jimea Kirkwood is seen as the
Emperor Constantine, while Miss
Phillips has the part of the little
Christian slave who finally converts
him to the path of Christianity.
Statistics recently gathered by a
motion picture Journal showed that
the vast majority of screen patrons
hen sounded as to their preference
declared unanimously in favor of
emotional dramas. Therefore the
managemnt of the Majestic theater
his secured as the next attraction,
"Habit," for tonight. So popular In
theme and so full of drama is
"Habit" that it is bead and should
ers above the ordinary screen drama
written by some unknown scenario
writer. It fairly snaps and sparkles J.
iiiu tit-,ar lines ana tensv situsuuna.
ly enacted by a well balanced east,
including Mildred Harris. It tells
of the evil of allowing bablt to en
slave us. It deals with the forbid
dan fruit of desire with swift, bold
strokes that carry ' the spectator
breathlessly to the conclusion, i
Perhaps the scenes of most Inter
est to women are those In the ateiiei
of -a Fifth Avenue Importer and de
signer, where models wearing a hun
dred thousand dollars worta of run
and furbelows parade. The extent
and richness of the fashions shown
will Interest all women In that these
styles are alL actual ones that will
be worn this winter by leaders of
fashion. '
NOTICE TO THE PVBLJC.
Notice Is hereby given that any
person found dumping cans or rub
bish of any kind on any of the high
ways of this county wlU be prose
cuted to the fullest extent of the
law. Many of the roads through'
out the county are becoming the
dump ground for all kinds of refuse
and this nuisance must be abated at
once.
GEO. K. QTJINE, County Judge
Dated, Roeeburg, Or., Aug. 19,
im. -
PllOnsmRMVAIi CARDS
aUBABACSH, Aaotloaeer, ( Mil I
t N. Pine .
SB r. 1 1. wan-cat Flesrste. rim
a, est W. Oae.
- wrini 1 1 III: a tUU IGUBD BH1MUUI1B. DSL. t
It Is superbly mounted and splendid- Sin
! A. WICUI, DKMTIST. 1T Per
il Bide Phone 113.
Desert Water Bags
Reduced in Price
1 Gallon Regular Closed Top.. ..'$1.35
2 " - " ............ 1.80
3i " " " " ....;........ 2.70
1 Gallon Sanitary Open Top $1.60
2 " v . .2.25
5 i t; 3.60
.'-,('..'
Keep drinking water cool without ice by
evaporation. '.
Ideal for Home, Camp or with the Auto.
CHURCHILL "HARDWARE CO.
v rj liU.wtA.ia.V' mvr ia
HlV Inst IWCftlTaA' Una i erwlana fraa tka tafSMSt
Uls la the East. I am bow la a poeJUoa to etTer a rasuja at
Pattern from f 21.10 to 141.00 for salt or overeeel Fit aad work
eaihlp absolutely guaranteed i s " I aaaaaf'"
1. F. DILLARD
ROSEBURG CLEANERS .
- - Servst Flrat,
OX THE EDCK OF THE ABYtta.
When 1 rejoined Bab I found her
almost frantic.
divorce case la coming up to.
morrow.' . ah. niin Muwmi.iv
P'We mill have to be in town susrlv."
1 dont understand year excite
ment Bab. Ton must have realised
that It. would coma ub sometime un
less yon withdraw It. I prompted,
hoping my suggestion of "withdraw
al" would win on the eleventh hour
change at heart from Bab.
Tea, yes I knew tut nevertheless
it hurts me terribly. . I have felt like
a person must standing on the edge
of an abyss and knowing thai sooner
or later a plunge mast come. De
spite - anticipation when . the end
cornea .there Ina great shock just
the same. Strange Isn't It. Allx.
that aether of us should have lived
ith ear husbands very long." Bab
lidded reflectively. "Death took Hal
and I kaow now vlp. the shadow of
our final separation, that I would
rather see Duane dead than to know
that he la divorced from me. !
would have the right to grieve at the
separation.
'I wonder hew divorces effect
other women," she continued, speak1-
tng rather to herself than to - me.
Tonight It aeems to mo as though
shall not feel quite decent when I
know that In the world there is i
man who has been to me what Du
ane has been, and who is not my
husband.
What shall I do tf some time In
the future we come face to face? !
What shall I do If he marries
some one else?"
Oh, Bab. I did not think that
you could be so morbid. I have al
ways felt that yon had more than
common sense but lately you have
struck me as being the most Incon
sistent woman I have ever known.
Yon have even lout your sense of
humor."
I pulled her forward toward a long
mirror. - "Look at yourself," com
minded, "you are a sight."
The sort skirt of her white sport
suit was wet about the bottom and
wrinkled and dirty. He blouse, open
at the neck was all awry, while ber
dark blue coat was all mussed as
though she had alept In It.
Oh. I don t care," she snapped
with pretended Indifference, "why
should I?" And then a tear rolled
down her face.
Why are' you crying, Bab?'
uked solicitously. , "If you feel as
badly why do you not make up with
Duane? ltun t yet too late."
Bab drew herself up in her most
itubborn manner, and her eyes flash
ed though not with the fire of a cru
sader for lust cause. .But vehem
ently she began: "I am not pitying
myself .because J think that tomor
row 1 am going to receive a divorce
from the man I thought I loved.
am merely thinking how. sad and
Dltlf ul It is that I can sever again
care what sort of garments I wear if
ther are sufficient to cover me.
I laughed. Bab wrs comedy in tne
midst of tragedy. "Tel. I guess you
are rirht. Bab. When a woman neg
lects her wardrobe it tells the ssme
story at when a man loses Interest
in hla cook. Either fact will tell
which way the wind of destiny Is
bloaring. Wbwn the woman shows
apparel costly as her purse may buy,
aad the man comes to his dinner
with a snilU.each is sailing along the
coasts of joy. If the woman looks
like you do today and the man can
miss a meal without knowing it, then
the Islands of disillusion and sorrow
are In sight."
"Oh. Allx, It Is all very well for
you to smile, but surely you must
have realised that lite Is a burden
to be borne cheerfully or resignedly
aa the case may be. You. more than
most, should put aside any thoughts
of future joy. You have shown me
that you do not think that earthly
felicity will be again yours. You
know that the nfan you love is not
for you."
"All of which, Bab ,1s bosh. Earth
ly felicity will be yours or mine
again If we want them. Happiness,
my dear, is an undiscovered country
for those who do not look within
themselves for it. True, 1 regret
yea, I mourn the absence of my
lover but ev.a Jeff Turner cannot
make me always unhappy. I even
hope and believe that time will en
able me to truly say that I do not
miss him at all."
: Bab burst Into tears. "Oh. I know
you think I am . self-centered and
stubborn but I cannot thlrlk of any
thing else except myself just now."
i "I am sorry that you navont a
child. Uab. - That would help."
And I am so glad, Allx, that one
bas not come to me. I do not think
that I could endure matters as they
are If I had a child."
Because I could not sympathize
with my sister as perhaps I should!
do; and because I knew that she was
supremely miserable I thought that
the best thing for me to do was to
leave her to her own thoughts, until
we were obliged to go In town.
Until today all through the sor
rowful knowledge that Jeff Turner
had sent mo In his last letter, a tiny
hope bad rustled its . yet Incapable
wings. It was small aa a just-bora
thing and yet 1 realized now that it
had lived.
What Tom Latham had told me
today had killed that hope and I felt
that I would never see the man 1
lovod ngaln. . I felt that I must talk
with Duane. I tried to call htm up
and after long, nerve-wracking min
utes 1 got the club and found bo was
not there. Finally, when I had just
settle myself down to woo sleep the
telephone rang and I heard his
voice:
"Allx, Latham has just told me
that you were In town today and
that he told you I was leaving -tomorrow
night. Have you told Bab?"
No" , .
"I wish you wouldn't tell her."
"Oh, Puane, this Is Such a lament
able affair. Can't something be done
to ston it? I know that you love Tint
and she loves you.
"Yes. I lave her so much, that
I would forgive her much more than
I have asked ber to forgive me."
Tomorrow The Day of Trial.
HUHiK DIRECTORY.
woodmen or THIS VVOnl.D Camp
No. 111. moll in uo.a ruiowe ' -Roseburi
every lit and Ird Monday
evening!. Vleltlua nilabbors si
way. ..loom..
SL St MIIX.BR. Clerk.
County Representa
tives Meet Sept.8
SALEM. Aug. 31. Oregon's 1J
exposition wlil be given lu sttewlde
significance, : when a conrerence oi
representatives of every county in
the state will be held In the Multno
mah hotel ia Portland on September
Governor Olcott has reverted
back to the war days In the selec
tion of the committee, believing that
those leaders In each county who so
successfully served to place Oregon
to the forefront In all Liberty Loan
and other war works, would be best
adapted to devise waya and means
for financing the great Oregon ex
position In addition to calling forj
the cooperation of the war leaders
In each county, the governor has in
creased the number ot counsellors
at the meeting by requesting several
state-wide organisations to send
three delegates each.
The representatives of the various
counties, as appointed by the gov
ernor, follow:
T. O. Montgomery, Baker; A. J.
Johnson. Benton; D. C. Latourette,
Clackamas; O. W. Sanborn. Clatsop;
S. C. Morton. Columbia: uorsey
Krelter, Coos ;Harold Baldwin,
Crook; W. A. Wood, Curry; C. 8.
Hudson, Deschutes; Mark Tlsdale,
Douglas; Judge Parker, uiiuam;
Hanrv Kohl. Grant: James Donegan.
Harney; Thnrman Butler, Hood Riv
er; C. E. Gate, jacason; tiowara
rmar Jefferson: George C. Sabln,
TnanBhfna: Bert Hall. Kjamain. r.
L: Miller, Lake; L. i uoouncn
Edward Abbey, uncoin; r-u
wsrdXusIck, unn; J. r. niacuuy,
STaiheur; Frank Deckbach, Marion;
W P Mahoney, Marlon; E. C. Kirk
Patrick. Polk; W. H. Ragsdale, Sher
man; Frank Rows. Tillamook; O. A.
Hartman, Umatilla; Ai T. Hill.
Union; George Hyatt, Wallowa: J.
C. Hosteler, Wasco: A. C. Shute.
n.-..hinrton: L. L. Btelwer. Whetler.
and E. C. Apperson. Yamhill. i
The apopintees. during tne recent
war were chairman of the Liberty
loan committees of their respective
! addition to the above list nf
detente will be three representa
tives of the Oregon State Chamber
rommerce. the Farmers' Union,
.v. .t.i. a-rance. the taxpayers' lea
gue aad the County Judges' asso
ciation. !
Julius L. Meier, general chairman
.v. MBoaltloa aad the acting
Governor Olcott to preside at the sea
slons of the ' state-wide committee.
Mr. Meier and his associates will en
tertain the delegates at a luncheon
for which over two hnndred covers
will be laid. ' ,
AS
B. P. O. BILKS, IMoelwra So. IM
Holm regular biiiui.u
the Silks' Temple on eaoa Thuridir
ot every month. All member, re
quested to attend reaulirly, knd all
visiting brotners are eordlauy la
vtud to attend BWAJiw. R
R U W HlWl.lt. BeeV
PICTURE AHEAD, KODAK
YOU GO
than. If you want to make gbod re
sults certain, bring your films to the
professional kodak finishers, .
CLARK'S PHOTQ, STUDIO
Roseburg National Bank Building.
Change of Styles
Worked Hardship
NEW YORK, Aug. St. Short
skirts and bobbed hair have worked
a hardship on aeaiers in souvenir
picture post cards the variety that
floods the mall at this time of the
year from summer resorts along the
Atlantlo coast.
- Previous to the , adven t ot the
aforenamed styles, stocks ot . these
cards showing beaches and cool
walks were ordered la advance In
lot numbering In tens of thousands.
Aa the beaches did ont change, and
as a. crowd T.ai a crowd regardless
of whether It was this year'a crowd
or last the cards could be sold just
the same.
Now. however, all Is changed.
Dlctnre showing a beach or a board
walk of a summer playground with
women strolling about clad In dress
es that brushed their shoe tops can
be put down at a glance as ancient
stuff.
The toarist want evidence to send
home Indicating that he or 'she Is
there now sod that he or abe Is trail-
Inr an an -to-date crowd. Hence
It is thumbs aown lor me picn
card of yesteryear, to the distress
and financial lus of the dealer who
laid In large stocks at pre-war price
Ask
Pennsylvania Tire Service,
ua Ford Oarage.
TRESPASS mTlCt
All persons sr bereb' warned not
to heat or otherwise treepasa en my
saaehea at Hippy Valley and at
Oraea. Any aeraoa violating this
aotice will be prosecuted to the full
extent at the law 1
I. 0. MILLER
tMJCll
We have some unusual bargains
in second hand trucks to offer for
quick disposal. Here is a partial list
and each one is a genuine bargain:
One VA Ton Federal Truck, 1920
Model, practically new - -
1;t
$2,160.00 1
' t t t i
a,,--
One half ton Dodge Bros, business CQO ftfl
car, model 1921, good as new, price piOU.lW
One practically new, light Chevrolet fc 7 A A A A ;
Delivery Truck, Price - - P V UU V;.
One 1-Ton Ford, Worm - Drive
Truck, Model 1920, fine condition, ,
excellent body, Price, - -
:0
.$475.00:
v. t -, : . . v
i !.-., '. -.. ' ' - ;.. . ' '. I '
Dodge Bros. Cars, Cass and Stephens Sts.
a B. a, Semiil, Wftrr
Boioa meir revjuwr ----lit
aad Ird Thursday! in each monia
ar. respectfully Invited to teniv
ere wmmvv RTLH BKTMKBS. WJL
FRKB JOHN HON. Beer.
O. O. r. rwttarlu LaelB a,
meets la Odd FeUowr- Tempi, ev.ry
Friday evening at 7;l o'elockVlsil
Ina brethren ar Jilwiy. welcome.
A. RHDBARN. N. O.
A. J. UBDDKS. Bee. Bee
J. BAILKT. Fla Ben.
bkiohhvk or vooiK.ar-Ti.nc
Circle WO. , meal'
Monday evlns. Vluuaa neighbors
invited to attend.
PRUnlB HIDTNOFn. O. N.
l TILXJB L JOHNKON. Clerk.
NOTICR OP 8AI.B OP GOVERNMENT
TIMBER. Oeneral Land . Olflce.
Washlnston. D. C, August 11, ml.
Nutloe te hereby riven that mbject to
the condition! and limitations of the
Act of June It. lilt (31 McL. 11), and
the liiHtructlons of the Secretary of the
Interior ut B. plelnbor 15, 11 7 4 U 1).
417), the tlmher on the fo'lowlns land!
will be lold CX-t. 3, it 10 o'clock
A. M., at publia auction at the Unltod
tttMfM. land office at Roaeburff.- Ore-
aon, to the hlKhent bidder at not lees
than tn. apprlisca value as inuwn or
thle notice. Mile to be suhjec to, the
approval of the Becretirjr ot th. In
terior. The purchuse price with an
additional aum of one-fifth of on. per
cent thoreof, belna conimlAlipis al
lowed, muet b. deimmted at time of
nont.y to be returned If sale I"
not approved, otherwlee patent will
leeua for the timber which muet be re
moved within ten years. Hlda will be
received from cltllena of the' United
Slates, isioclutliini of such cltUens
n n.l rf.rixirntlitna DrKnilllC.-d Ullder
th. laws of the tinned Btutee
nr anv Htate. Territory or - IJI1
trlct thereof only. Upon application of
a qualified purctiaeer, the timber on
any le.an.1 aubillvlnlon will be offered
separately before being Included In any
... 1 1. run nnli T. SI fl . R. i
W.. Si-o. J. I. fir 11 N) M., ceifar to
M., hemlo'k l M., BWti HUM. fir fJ
nr Sftff M . ne,w b
to n. eoio
AUTO TOPS
ITHOLSTEIUNQ .
C. M. JOXES 708 X. Jackson
t-' s : Phone 8S. ' , J-
A. r. A. W t-m e. bm
Regular communication! Ina ana
Wedneadays each month at Mesonlt
Temple Rouburc, Ore. Visitors w.l
oome. W F. HARRIS, fecv
JOHW B. RUN TAN. WJS.
HoseDutr neoeae a Loi
No. 41. I. O. O. F.
BKHKHAHS
- Meets In Odd Kel
. mrm Mil en Tuesday
evenlo. Vlittlni. member, la aod
taodlna ar. Invited to attena,
taosina M'l.JTta TRP.KRRN. N. t.
nKLIJC ftTFPHBNWN. Bee
BTRHL BAIUKT. Fin. Ber
asAUIJta hoMDora a.m "dmu
Moose ball on Jackson at. on ina ano
4ib Monday .venlnr. et eech montn
at I o'olork. Vlaiiins brethren la
good atandlna always welcome
VICTOR MICEU.1. W. P. P
' - a. t wui-r, w. r.
B. F. oooum. Hecretary.
Roeebura
first' aad
.venln'as of eack
M.. HKU KKU.
fir 800 M N.me of the
Violin Instniction
ADDRESS ii
P. F. HIItrM'H, KowburK, tn.
8ee me at Roseburg Cafeteria
between 5:30 and 6:30 p. m.
Tueudaya, Thursdays and Satur-
dnya. ''' '
for leaa than II. to par M, and noii. ot
' lb. celar -or hemleik rto Jia sold for
lees than- .100 per M. . '.WILLIAM
SPKY. Cominliiloner, Oen.ral Land
Office j
- Painless exovtetloa of teetk at
room 9, Masonic tempi. Dr. Nerba.
SILK PAR ASOESi
i .-.-' t ' A
IVOTAL OBJJKB tosr MOOSI
Lodae No. 10IT meets
third Toeada
da.
1 A T n.ul. V
,1. . a B-aWk la tn. Mooa. hall
All vlsltlaa brothers ar. Invited tc
attend. CM)At Wetmtor.
fi. O. PAIKIKTEH. Secretary
OF . EXQUISITE BEAUTY
OF DURABLE FABRICS
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
and REASONABLY PRICED
ARE ON DISPLAY AT
I. ABRAHAM
THE SILK aTORK
I. O. O. -, UBSew BMe..l .
Meets i. una r ...
every Wednesday evenln. Visiting
bL.thr.a aiwaya weJcoene
OKO RADABACOH. C. P.
V. T JAWaiK. B. P.
OLIVER JOHNllON, B .
JAMES SWART, V. a.
W . A . T. M. Rebur Revi.w.
No 11 'hold resular aMwtlnaa op mmn-
In.lted to aetenii revtewe. MacoabM
h.ii Pine and Ceee stre!
23Wla) RAJPP. CoL
KkionT. or pvthia! Aipa Loe
Me 4T. meets eery Wennwr irv."-
Ina la Deocia. Abstraot Hail, earner
Jackson Wahintoa ma. v.su
eva always Welcome
' VALTKH CLfAKB. C. C.
y-i..e w nris-tclNil M P.
IV K. WtMBEKLV. K. R a.
WE SFXL . ,
Edison !
MAZDA UMPS
Douglas County light and Water Co.
S 1
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V.
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wmrd at directors baa reqaesled